Sentence examples for headquarters change from inspiring English sources

The ultimate objective in Darfur is spelled out in an August 2004 directive from [Janjaweed paramount leader Musa] Hilal's headquarters: "change the demography" of Darfur and "empty it of African tribes".

London headquarters changed its mind when it was pointed out that Parisians were buying packets of dried flowers and using them – with disappointing results – as herbal teas.

"You can't take a tactical headquarters and change it into an operational headquarters at the snap of your fingers," he said.

But while tax inspectors began ploughing through their evidence at their London headquarters, a change of British government was taking place.

But Mr. Levy's proposal also contains more fundamental changes in the monolithic bureaucracy that is represented by 110 Livingston Street, the Board of Education's headquarters -- changes that his immediate predecessors, Rudy Crew and Ramon C. Cortines, dared not attempt.

"Changing headquarters does not change ideologies, strategies and the desire to ruin the enemies".

But he said Aetna lagged in promptly getting information to corporate headquarters so changes could be made to adjust as costs rose.

You would never know it from a visit to most union headquarters: these changes seem to have passed most unions by.Would it matter if the unions simply fizzled out altogether, as, on present trends, they seem certain to?

Yet Nkoloso welcomed reporters into his headquarters, which changed location according to his day job, and were cluttered with space-related volumes donated by the U.S. Embassy: a "Space Aids Mankind" calendar, and the Zambian Space Program Manifesto.

After Dieppe the headquarters staff changed again.

In 1940, the brigade's headquarters was changed to McAlester, Oklahoma.